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Australia’s Biggest Planned Hydrogen Project Scrapped
The project is one of a number of Australian green hydrogen projects which has fallen over before completion.
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Queensland’s LNP Relaxes Net Zero Targets, Imposes Stricter Rules for New Renewables Projects
Queensland is changing its rules about energy projects, with a key move to scrap net zero targets.
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KAP Pushes to End Net Zero, Says It Will Help Address $200 Billion Debt
Fellow party member Nick Dametto says Queensland is already over-capacity for solar generation.
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New South Wales Puts $80 Million on the Table to Spark Next Startup Boom
Sydney’s burgeoning Tech Central will receive a $38.5 million boost.
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Australian Energy Retailers Now Limited to 1 Price Increase Per Year, Says AEMC
Other rules include a ban on retailers imposing unreasonable high penalties on customers that pay their bills late, as well as new caps on regular fees.
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VicGrid Scales Back Renewable Energy Ambitions in New Draft Plan
The 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan (VTP) appears to have reined in the state’s renewable ambitions.
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2 More State Conferences Vote to Abandon Net Zero, Putting Pressure on Coalition Leaders
The Northern Territory Country Liberals and NSW Nationals are the latest branches to vote against net zero.
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Key Supplier to One of the World’s Largest Batteries Goes Bankrupt
Akaysha Energy said it has backup plans to ensure the seamless deliver of its battery projects.
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Queensland Drops Labor Plan for ‘Zero Emission’ Government Fleet
The Queensland government will focus on a broader approach to cutting emissions from its public service fleet.
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South Australia Puts More Than $8 Million of Taxpayer Money Towards UN Climate Summit
South Australia is aiming for 100 percent net renewables by 2027.
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SA Liberal Party Defends Right to Debate Potential Axing of Net Zero Support
Labor labelled the Liberals ‘extremists’ for pushing to dump net zero.
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WA’s Bunbury Shortlisted for Dual Offshore Wind Proposals
Government says the offshore wind plan could power 1 million homes, produce 1.5 GW of renewable energy, and create 900 construction plus 450 ongoing jobs in WA.
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‘Almost One Fire Each Day’: Victorian Firefighters Warn About Lithium Batteries in E-Scooters
Energy Safe Victoria is investigating after two people were injured in a South Melbourne apartment fire sparked by ‘unsafe e-scooter charging.’
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Spyware Found in Solar Panel Inverters: Is Australia at Risk With Over 1 Million Sourced From China?
Australia imports 90 percent of its solar panels, 1 million inverters, and nearly 80 percent of its electric cars from China.
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Wind Turbine Catches on Fire, Breaks Apart in Victoria
This is the latest incident with the installation and operation of wind turbines in Australia.
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Queensland Treasurer Declares Coal Plants ‘Will Remain Open’ as Long as Economically Needed
The LNP government has continued its shift back towards more traditional energy sources.
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Woodside North West Shelf Gas Project Given Green Light Until 2070
‘Gas is crucial to supporting renewables,’ says Western Australian Premier Roger Cook.
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Relying on Gas Puts South Australia’s Green Iron and Steel Strategy at Risk: Think Tank
Reality has hit hard as the cost of green hydrogen production is not falling as quickly as anticipated.
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SA Premier Backs Elon Musk’s Planned Tesla Factory Amid Local Opposition
The proposal will create about 100 jobs locally.
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Australia’s Biggest Planned Hydrogen Project Scrapped
The project is one of a number of Australian green hydrogen projects which has fallen over before completion.
|
Queensland’s LNP Relaxes Net Zero Targets, Imposes Stricter Rules for New Renewables Projects
Queensland is changing its rules about energy projects, with a key move to scrap net zero targets.
|
KAP Pushes to End Net Zero, Says It Will Help Address $200 Billion Debt
Fellow party member Nick Dametto says Queensland is already over-capacity for solar generation.
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New South Wales Puts $80 Million on the Table to Spark Next Startup Boom
Sydney’s burgeoning Tech Central will receive a $38.5 million boost.
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Australian Energy Retailers Now Limited to 1 Price Increase Per Year, Says AEMC
Other rules include a ban on retailers imposing unreasonable high penalties on customers that pay their bills late, as well as new caps on regular fees.
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VicGrid Scales Back Renewable Energy Ambitions in New Draft Plan
The 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan (VTP) appears to have reined in the state’s renewable ambitions.
|
2 More State Conferences Vote to Abandon Net Zero, Putting Pressure on Coalition Leaders
The Northern Territory Country Liberals and NSW Nationals are the latest branches to vote against net zero.
|
Key Supplier to One of the World’s Largest Batteries Goes Bankrupt
Akaysha Energy said it has backup plans to ensure the seamless deliver of its battery projects.
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Queensland Drops Labor Plan for ‘Zero Emission’ Government Fleet
The Queensland government will focus on a broader approach to cutting emissions from its public service fleet.
|
South Australia Puts More Than $8 Million of Taxpayer Money Towards UN Climate Summit
South Australia is aiming for 100 percent net renewables by 2027.
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SA Liberal Party Defends Right to Debate Potential Axing of Net Zero Support
Labor labelled the Liberals ‘extremists’ for pushing to dump net zero.
|
WA’s Bunbury Shortlisted for Dual Offshore Wind Proposals
Government says the offshore wind plan could power 1 million homes, produce 1.5 GW of renewable energy, and create 900 construction plus 450 ongoing jobs in WA.
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‘Almost One Fire Each Day’: Victorian Firefighters Warn About Lithium Batteries in E-Scooters
Energy Safe Victoria is investigating after two people were injured in a South Melbourne apartment fire sparked by ‘unsafe e-scooter charging.’
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Spyware Found in Solar Panel Inverters: Is Australia at Risk With Over 1 Million Sourced From China?
Australia imports 90 percent of its solar panels, 1 million inverters, and nearly 80 percent of its electric cars from China.
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Wind Turbine Catches on Fire, Breaks Apart in Victoria
This is the latest incident with the installation and operation of wind turbines in Australia.
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Queensland Treasurer Declares Coal Plants ‘Will Remain Open’ as Long as Economically Needed
The LNP government has continued its shift back towards more traditional energy sources.
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Woodside North West Shelf Gas Project Given Green Light Until 2070
‘Gas is crucial to supporting renewables,’ says Western Australian Premier Roger Cook.
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Relying on Gas Puts South Australia’s Green Iron and Steel Strategy at Risk: Think Tank
Reality has hit hard as the cost of green hydrogen production is not falling as quickly as anticipated.
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SA Premier Backs Elon Musk’s Planned Tesla Factory Amid Local Opposition
The proposal will create about 100 jobs locally.
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